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BritParrothead 12-06-2011 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by mrfixit (Post 401623)
....I wonder if Tesco's Bottles of "SIMPLY RED" will have a PHOTO of MICK HUCKNALL on the label........."RED" has said the rights to that name could be "MONEY IN MY POCKET" ( his pocket )......and that He would NOT be " SAD OLD RED " anymore.........Yup.... I really like his music...always have ...and always liked "RED" as a person. It would be nice to sit back with a bottle of Tesco's Simply Red and listen to a SIMPLY RED album. Watch the "STARS". Maybe even stay up until "SUNRISE"

I have to tell you, I have just discovered a very good White Merlot Veneto. Wonderful. Number 2 son & I just shared a bottle over dinner :icon_hungry: Divine is the word that comes to mind :wine:
Dont think I will need the hot chocolate & nutmeg tonight :icon_wink:

chuckinca 12-06-2011 05:23 PM

And the name of this great white merlot veneto is _______________.



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BritParrothead 12-06-2011 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by chuckinca (Post 426235)
And the name of this great white merlot veneto is _______________.



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very drinkavle

The label reads: Italian White Merlot. A refreshing dry white from Northern Italy with delicate pear & berry fruit characters. Serve chiiled etc. etc.
All I can say, it is very good, and very drinkable :icon_wink: :icon_wink:

l2ridehd 12-06-2011 07:41 PM

1. Silver Oak Cabernet 2002
2. Rafanelli Red Zinfandel Almost any year
3. Brunello de Monticino
4. Ferrari Carano North Face Cab
5. Alexander Valley Cyrus
6. Sterling Reserve cab
7. Jordan Chardonnay
8. Kendall Jackson Gran Reserve Cab
9. Clinker Brick Old Ghost Red Zinfandel
10. Chateau de Baron St Emillion Grand Cru

All from my cellar.

kentucky blue 12-06-2011 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by l2ridehd (Post 426299)
1. Silver Oak Cabernet 2002
2. Rafanelli Red Zinfandel Almost any year
3. Brunello de Monticino
4. Ferrari Carano North Face Cab
5. Alexander Valley Cyrus
6. Sterling Reserve cab
7. Jordan Chardonnay
8. Kendall Jackson Gran Reserve Cab
9. Clinker Brick Old Ghost Red Zinfandel
10. Chateau de Baron St Emillion Grand Cru

All from my cellar.

Got to be from your cellar,since the restaurants in TV don't offer wines of that quality.If you ever get interested in Pinot Noir,try Domaine Serene from the Willamette Valley in Oregon, its........................Incredible !!!!!!!

chuckinca 12-07-2011 12:06 AM

Alexander Valley Website - for info


http://www.alexandervalley.org/


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jackz 12-07-2011 03:16 AM

[QUOTE=Pturner;401222]Great idea, GG. We'll all come barefoot. And back to the topic...

My favorite red is a good old vine Zin.

I'm with you...

Enjoy Seghesio Zins. Try this one if you see it in your wine store:


2009 Old Vine Zinfandel

92 pts Wine Spectator. Beautiful nose of crushed rose petals and red raspberry. Flavors of ripe black cherry, raspberry and spiced fruit with tones of French oak.

Runs about $35 a bottle retail, but well worth the price.

Jack

Yorio 12-07-2011 04:04 PM

Kentucky Blue. I know Oregon produces good Pinot Noir. I would ask how much might Domaine Serene be. If the price is high then I would prefer getting a bottle of Burgandy. Will it be within $15-20 range? If so, I'll try it.

kentucky blue 12-08-2011 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Yorio (Post 426550)
Kentucky Blue. I know Oregon produces good Pinot Noir. I would ask how much might Domaine Serene be. If the price is high then I would prefer getting a bottle of Burgandy. Will it be within $15-20 range? If so, I'll try it.

Domaine Serene starts in the $40 range,but a really good Pinot Noir from Oregon, in the $20 range, is Argyle.Kosta Browne is another top of the line Pinot,but very pricey.It's great for a special occasion,like buying your first home in TV or having your "significant other" actually admit she was wrong:) :wine:

Gary7 06-25-2014 08:34 PM

Where can we find Gewürztraminer and Cabernet Franc wines to purchase around here? We have not been successful finding these.

Thanks,
Gary

Irish Rover 06-25-2014 08:47 PM

If you siphon gasoline you hsve more taste than someone who likes Nouveau. Absolutely the worst. Sorry

blueeagle65 06-25-2014 09:31 PM

From what I've seen, the most popular is the least expensive....

mrfixit 06-25-2014 10:00 PM

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My nephew has developed a hybrid grape that acts as an "Anti-Diuretic"....
.......it will reduce the number of trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night

The stores say it sells as fast as it arrives.....
.. it is now on the shelves between the Pinot Grigio and the Pinot Noir....

Look for the all new.............PINOT MORE

chuckinca 06-25-2014 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Seventy7 (Post 898610)
Where can we find Gewürztraminer and Cabernet Franc wines to purchase around here? We have not been successful finding these.

Thanks,
Gary

ABC Fine Wine and Spirits between Home Depot and Sam's Club on 441/27

WINE: ABC Fine Wine & Spirits


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2BNTV 06-26-2014 04:51 AM

ABC sell a wine called, "The Ball Buster". A combination of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot from Barossa Valley.

On the back of the bottle, it reads. I wanted to name this wine, "Michelle' Block", after my wife.But that conjures up vision's of a soft and elegant sort of wine and trust me mates, this little beauty is nothing like that. She's broad shouldered, built like a stallion and pack's an intensity of flavor like only the Barossa can deliver. She's what I call, "The Ball Buster" mate, and so is this wine. Enjoy it, cheers!

I bet you he walks funny!!!!

I am not a wine expert, but it tastes very good. IMHO

I bought a couple of bottles so when I go to a party, I can say, "here comes the ball buster. :jester:


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